Centre Law And Consulting, LLC

Centre Law And Consulting, LLC, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, operates as a federal prime contractor delivering legal consulting, federal acquisition and compliance training, litigation support, and supervisory workforce development services across 43 federal agencies. The firm competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements rather than set-asides, holding 78% of recent awards as prime contractor and 22% as subcontractor to larger primes, with a recent activity trajectory showing significant growth — four awards in 2022 to 27 in 2024, then 18 in 2025.

Centre Law's customer concentration is diffuse by volume but highly concentrated by dollar value. The top five customer agencies by award count (Coast Guard, Department of Justice US Attorneys' Offices, Department of Energy, CDC, and Department of Interior) account for 51% of awards but carry modest individual ceiling values; the real dollar anchor sits with GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($17.5 million combined potential value on four awards) and Export-Import Bank ($9 million on two awards). The source lists 43 distinct customer agencies served, signaling broad but shallow market penetration outside the GSA and Export-Import Bank vehicles.

Centre Law holds four named parent vehicles anchoring its federal delivery model. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) represents the largest platform, with 102 task orders carrying $35.6 million combined potential value across management consulting, legal services, and training delivery. The Professional Services Schedule contributes 41 task orders valued at $1.1 million. Two large IDCs support investigative and asset forfeiture work: the Department of Justice Asset Forfeiture Investigation Services 2 (AFISS 2) contract, a $629.966 million total small business IDIQ running through April 2028, and Indefinite Delivery Contract 15JPSS20D00000271, which generated 32 task orders across the portfolio. The Export-Import Bank maintains a $7.5 million multiple-award BPA for professional legal services and litigation support (through January 2029), while the Coast Guard holds a single-award $708,779 BPA for Supervisor of Civilians Training Tier II (through December 2028). Centre Law also recently won a seat on the OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ (awarded December 19, 2024, running through December 2029) with no specified ceiling.

Capability framing derives from named contract work rather than abstractions. Representative prime work includes a $1.5 million firm fixed-price eDiscovery call from Export-Import Bank (issued September 2024, completion September 2029); a $175,056 delivery order from NIH for NIH Acquisitions Training (awarded September 2025, completion September 2026) under the MAS; a $301,661 delivery order from the Department of Education's Office of Federal Student Aid for professional project management and acquisition training (awarded September 2021, completed May 2023); and a series of Coast Guard Supervisor of Civilians Tier II training BPA calls ranging from $9,393.50 to $176,227.25, with seven calls issued between January 2024 and May 2026 against the single-award $708,779 BPA. In litigation support, the firm delivered a $158,783.73 labor-hours call order to the Peace Corps (awarded October 2024, completion December 2025). Training course titles from the MAS contract indicate depth in bid protests, appropriations law, contracting officer representative training, program management, leadership development, and federal acquisition workforce instruction.

Centre Law operates as a prime on most work — the NAICS category breakdown shows 94 awards in Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services, 33 in All Other Legal Services, and 12 in Professional and Management Development Training — with recurring subcontract engagement to larger primes on investigative and asset forfeiture work. The firm subcontracts to Forfeiture Support Associates LLC on Department of Justice asset forfeiture personnel-staffing calls, with 25 sub-awards issued October 2023 through October 2025 providing paralegal, records analyst, data analyst, and administrative support personnel across multiple regional field offices and investigative task forces. This sub-engagement pattern suggests Centre Law functions as a feeder for asset forfeiture investigative work under the AFISS 2 vehicle rather than maintaining its own delivery infrastructure for that domain.

SCI-reported service contract data show minimal invoiced revenue tied to federal contract records above the $150,000 threshold — $0 invoiced across FY2022 through FY2024 on prime records, with FTE trajectory volatile: 20.1 FTEs in FY2022, flat zero in FY2023, then 82.3 FTEs in FY2024 (including 13 sub-records). This SCI gap reflects the firm's heavy reliance on BPA calls and delivery orders with firm fixed pricing or labor-hour task orders that may not flow through standard SCI reporting channels, and the subcontractor posture on AFISS 2 work, which appears under the prime contractor's SCI footprint rather than Centre Law's own. Recompete exposure is minimal — only four awards complete within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $342,000, though the $708,779 Coast Guard BPA and the $7.5 million Export-Import Bank BPA both carry longer runways.

Legal Services - Our experienced attorneys provide solutions and results that are both effective and cost efficient. We have successfully represented clients before all major tribunals, including the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the agency Boards of Contract Appeals, and the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

Consulting Services - Our over 30 years of government contracting experience makes ?a difference. Put Centre's knowledge and relationships with GSA to work for you on audit support, renewals, modifications, new proposals and compliance.

Training - Centre Law & Consulting is an industry leader in providing public training to both industry clients and government agency personnel. Any of Centre's training courses can be brought on-site for a more cost effective way to train employees.